hey everybody the sun is shining summer is here and it is the perfect time of year for
fabric dyeing and today on make your mark we are trying three different techniques
using talon's art creation tie dye this stuff is awesome the first thing we're going to do
is a sun print using foliage from my backyard and next we're going to try
a salt and stencil technique and finally we're going to do some funky folding with a simple tie
dye technique to see if we can get some great stripes now you can use these fabric pieces
for bunting table napkins fabric art journals quilting you name it now don't forget to thumbs up
if you like this video and leave me a comment if you have a question about this project or you just
want to say hello and you know how much i love it when you say hello are you ready let's dye fabrics
cardboard wrapped in plastic wrap is the perfect surface for your
pieces because you can easily move them around to catch the sun while they dry
i think these pieces would make beautiful placemats or table
napkins but you could even frame one for a wonderful piece of art
tie-dye is a modern term made popular in the 1960s in the united states it's used as a reference for
a set of ancient resist dyeing techniques and it typically consists of manipulating fabric
and then binding with string or rubber bands followed by the application of dye
the earliest examples of tie-dye are from 5th century china
i wonder if they were rocking bell bottoms back then
a pennant is a narrow tapering flag commonly flown by ships at sea
but let's face it they look great at birthday parties and on fireplace mantels
i'm gonna leave a link below in the description to everything i used
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you